Garden clubs plan meetings and speaker visit
Society notes list upcoming meetings for Hyatt Gardenia Garden Club Daffodil Garden Club Dablla Garden Club and Ils Garden Club with co hosts guest speakers and floral arrangements at receptions. Mrs Arch Moore presided at a Tuesday session featuring a talk on Azaleas by Dick Erwin and a brief business meeting with plans for a flower show.
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Ils Garden Club
Arch Moore
C. M. Agee
Leo Fobbins
E. O. Wingfield
Owen Wnix
Dick?Erwin
Local PEO Chapter AB Holds Easter Meeting and Elections
Chapter AB of PEO met at Mrs. Ferrell Baker’s Park Drive home for a spring themed business session. Officers elected include President Bergfene’s, Vice-president Horton, recording secretary Monts, corresponding secretary O’Neal, treasurer McKenzie, chaplain Kyler, guard Powell. Delegates to the state convention in April at Searcy were named. The gathering featured Easter desserts and bonnet making with a prize to Mrs. Shirley Hervey.
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REO
Tuessi
Ferrell Baker
Park Drive
Baker
Beryl Heary
Berg Fene's
Franklin Horton
Clyde Monts
Ernest O'Neal
Jim McKenzie
H. O. Kyler
Earl Powell
Henry
Harton
iSearcy
First Baptist Church
Harold Walker
Albert Page
Militor Dillard
W. D. Hart
Joe Hawkins
Dannie Hamilton
A. B.tollett
Shirley Hervey
Hope residents attend funeral of Isaac F. Hoss
Coming and going among those from Hope who attended the funeral services of Isaac F. Hoss on Sunday included Mr and Mrs Jord Naece Mrs E L Lane Mrs Lorraine Blackwood and children Mrs Phil Burns Reverend and Mrs Elbert O Stern and Miss Gwendolyn Frith and Mrs Mary S Goodman and Miss Sallie Timberlake from MEngb.
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Hope
Isaac F. Hoss
Jord’Naece
E. L. Lane
Lorraine Blackwood
Phil Burns
Elbert. O'Stern
Gwendolyn Frith
Mary S. Goodman
Sallie Timberlake
MeNgb
Hospital Notes From Hope Area Transcriptions
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges across Hope and nearby towns. Individuals named include Josephine, Mrs Carl Martin, Mr Donald Bell, baby Danny Lauterback, Mrs J C Richardson, Mrs C E Browning and baby girl, Julia Chester, Annette Lamb, Mrs Otis Sihvs, and Howard F Key with varied locations such as Rioi McCaskin Cotton Valley and Fulter FredsYorom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Carl Martin
Hope
J. C. Richardson
Donald Bell
Danny Lauterback
W. B. Smith
C. E. Browning
Dan Fagan
Rioi
McCaskin
Tom Huckabee
J. U. Stephens
Cotton Valley
Julia Chester
Annette
Lamb
Otis Sihvs
Howard F. Key
G. Housten
Fulter
FredsYorom
Ros
Voc
Texrs
Centerville Home Demonstration Club Meeting Recap
Centerville Home Demonstration Club met March 7 at 2 o clock at the home of Mrs. C KR Faught with Mrs. D Ly Faught presiding. Members Mrs Guy Linerker and Mrs Bobs Linerker attended along with one guest Ruth Greghorn. Refreshments were served. the group adjourned to April 12 with Mrs Stark.
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Centerville
Guy Linerker
Bobs Linerker
C. KR. Faught
D. Ly Faught
P. F. Campbell
and Faught
Ruth * Greghorn
N- Stark
Youthful Farm Delegates Named for Exchange Program
Little Rock March 14 UP Bobbye Jean Byrd of Lynchville and Rufus P Littell of Heath St Francis County were selected to participate in the International farm youth exchange program this year. Byrd will go to Ireland and Littell to Scotland under the program that matches farm youths for work in Europe while European youths come to the United States. Arkansas selections were made by the agricultural extension service.
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Little Rock
Bobbye
Jean' Byrd
Laichville
Rufis P Littéll
Heth
St. Francis County
Faray
Byrd
Ireland
Littell
Scotlang
P’rogra
United States
Europe
Arkansas
Agricultural Extension
Grand Jury to Air Vote in Legislature
Pulaski county grand jury to probe alleged tampering with Arkansas legislature vote records. Foreman Jack Pickens of Little Rock leads a committee to decide on a full investigation within a week. The issue centers on an emergency clause for the state purchasing bill, whose vote was initially misreported.
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Little Rock
Pulaski County
Grand Jury
Arkansas
Jack Plekons
Pickens
House
House Journal
Jack Clark
Texarkana
James R. Campbell
Hot Springs
Campbell
Tate
Senate Probes Five Per Center Deals Opens Inquiries
Washington march 14 a senate inquiry into five per center activities opens with federal officials summoned to explain alleged influence peddling in defense contracts. Sen Hoey reports the committee will hear evidence and pursue possible sales of access. The prior probe led to the conviction of John F Maragon and disciplinary actions against Maj Gen Harry H Vaughan.
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Washington
Senate
Hoey
D-C
John F. Maragon
White House
Harry H. Vaughan
Truman
Vaughan
Labor Agrees to New Wage Setup in Mobilization Plan
Washington reports labor leaders reached a compromise to form a Row wage stabilization board with 18 members to decide labor disputes during mobilization. The move tops a broader effort to align wages and prices under a new mobilization bill President Truman plans to send to Congress by April 1. The ULPC and major unions backed the change after tensions over wage policy.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Woods
Cop Command
Price Stabill
Michael V. DiSalie
Philadelphia
DiSalle
Irs
ANG
Abiatig
United Labor Policy Committee
ULPC
Erle Johnston
AFL
CIO
Jevela
Measles Reaches Epidemic Stage in Arkansas County
The Arkansas state board of health reports measles at epidemic levels in at least one county. For the week ending March 10, 82 new cases in the state, 500 in Stone County alone out of 812. Statewide this year 2,527 cases. influenza drops. chickenpox, mumps rise.
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Little Rock
Arkansas State Board of Health
Stone County
Hoey panel opens probe into defense contract influence
The Hoey committee of the Senate expenditures panel begins a new inquiry into complaints about influence peddlers and other shady operators involved in defense contract letting. Witness Jess Larson, chief of the Army Chemical Corps, is called to question about the complaints and agency steps to prevent influence.
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Army Chemical Corps
Hoey
Senate Expenditures Committee
Jess Larson
Dear Miss Dix column on old maids and careers
Dorothy Dix defends single women as capable of achievement citing Florence Nightingale Clara Barton and Susan B Anthony. A reader asks how to handle an affair involving a married friend and another asks what career a young woman should choose, with Dix noting motherhood as a valued path while acknowledging other fulfillments.
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Miss Dix
Estelle
Florence Nightingale
Clara Barton
Susan B. Anthony
Frances Willsch
India
Pan
The
Belt Syndicate
Eisenhower Belief: America Can Defeat Russia in War
AP analysis notes Eisenhower told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that 180 million Americans could defeat 190 million Russians if war came. He warned strong air and sea support could pin down Western Europe and Breton peninsula defenses. He also suggested satellite revolts from the Balkans to the Baltic would aid Western efforts.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Europe
America
Russia
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wea
Breton
France
Coalition to Beat Plan for RFC in Congress
Coalition of Republicans and Southern Democrats challenged President Truman's plan to reform the Reconstruction Finance Corporation by replacing its three-member board with a single administrator. Defeat of the reorganization could push efforts to abolish the agency entirely. GOP and Democratic lawmakers traded sharp words over notes of influence linked to RFC loans, with Hayes alleging improper pressure and Gabrielson denying the charges.
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Washington
Ftom
Republicana
Truman
Fihanet Corporation
REC
Threeman Board of Directors
House Gop
Konate
House
Gorda
Wayne GL. Heyes
Ohio
Guy George Gabrelson
Gabrielson
Hayou
Nenertién
Mada
Hayes
RFC
Gavbridgen
Bricker
Gabrielzoh
Hagen
Capchart
Indiana
Capehert Muzle
Bucket
Copehart
Répibligan
Senate
Nfluanes
Capehart
Aubcommitee
Costello Before Crime Probers Still in Spotlight
Fragmented OCR reports Costello facing crime probes with hearings expected to examine personal income and possible connections. The testimony referenced includes financial interests and potential corroboration questions as investigators press for details.
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Conelin
Costello
Local Prospects Tour Planned by AMS Association
A fragmented note indicates that Maron, aged 14, and several associates including Elder A. Hoge and Mrs. are planning a two and a half year tour with the AMS Association. The entry notes expectations of travel and activities across multiple locations.
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